That's too much like actual work. This "article" contributes to the minimum requirements expected of Gawker authors, and generates page-view ad revenue.

Better to plan as if it won't be, and be pleasantly surprised.

Unfortunately, my favorite Logitech peripheral is NOT on the list.

Turbo Z means Cobb tuning... can't wait.

It's Dinan. $22k for labor sounds about right.

I think you're onto something there. The odds of a new commercial ISP rising to prominence is pretty slim, unless they have the backing of the content providers- which could happen if enough of them get tired of paying ransom. Even then, the mega-ISPs will have the ear of people with enough power to influence…

So, what happens when people decide to stop paying extra for premium services? When it doesn't make fiscal sense for the content providers to pay the ransom the ISP demands because they're not making a profit? Imagine the publicity a company like Netflix would get if they announced that they'd only offer their…

Like feeding a tictac to a whale.

Cool, I'll check out the comparison in a few. But I'm asking about these specific models because I'm currently looking into a 335i coupe, and trying to figure out if this new car is a better choice. If the 335i is really that much bigger, the 135/235 is probably too small (for me).

I can has M3x Wagon?

In a general sense, sure. I'm curious if the M235i specifically has any features that the 335i doesn't. Take the price completely out of the equation- which one is a better car, and why?

The M235i comes with a 3.0L straight-six that gets out 326hp with the same TwinPower in the 228. It's not quite the 355hp you can get from a Mercedes CLA45 AMG, but it'll scoot nonetheless. A new, six-speed manual is standard but an auto with paddle shifters is available.

We've seen the M3 and M4 already, and they were unveiled alongside both the 2-series just now at the Detroit show. BMW says more and more Americans are buying M versions so it makes sense to expand the line. They also say they're not going to be like Mercedes and AMG everything; they're going to be a little more…

How about a 335 with a Cobb tune? Age appropriate, quicker than it looks, and pretty cheap if you get one used.

Did he change his name and trade in his MG for it?

That's a strange lineup. I'd take out the G35 and add an RS5- mostly because I really want an RS5.

Credit cards used like a debit card. Get the points, cash back, or other "extras" that a debit card wouldn't offer, with the flexibility of being able to spend more than you have in an emergency. As a bonus, it'll build your credit, where debit cards won't.

"That depends on which version you are reading."

I think so, but I'm not a sandwich artist.